Nebraska Newspapers

    TI1K lUOK: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1909
GRAIN AND PRDtJCE MARKET
Wheat Strengthens tnd Showt Firmer
Tone Than Before.
mlXMi, via Oalvestop, 4 BHd; oM American
misi-d. M, future, at rati y ; September,
la 4-d ; October. 5e 6d
WK4T1IKR l"" THE XrAI'I HKLT
Fair
Mark
nUCLS NET A SLIGHT GAIN
A boat M ken Trader
aa I pnard Scalp aad
ma Coxae
Plat- for
lha Saart Cotft i
day' Drrik.
Maa-
OMAHA. Aut 31. 19.
Whut strengthened and showed a firmer
ton today. Short covered on the break
yesterday and trader played for an up
ncrd acalp and price netted a alight gain.
The market shows no sign of a bull
hacking and the beet of opinion are for
a gradually lower . market aa receipts In
vreaae. Corn w about unchanged and dull, m
tlia demand a no better and offerings
i lowly taken. Receipts are fair and a
freer movement is Iouksu for.
Wheat values scored a alight advance
early, which was fairly well maintained
during the day. Trading wa rather dull
and uninteresting, wtih buyer heid away
and taking only the smaller ottering.
Corn was dull and showed no alrength
and values ruled imiruw during the entiie
session. Cash houses continue to be heavy
seller and the liberal receipts are bearing
tne cash market downward, while the de
mand is slow at putsen..
primary wheal receipts were r0(XO bu.
and shipments were bf.J.uuO bu., ahgktnai re
ceipts last year of gll.ouO bu., and slilp
imnta of 476, ("XI bu.
Primary rush receipt were 662.1" bu. ami
shipment were 387,0u0 bu.. against teceipts
last year of 631,1X10 bu., and shipments ut
468,000 bu.
Clearances were 21.000 hu. of corn, none
"f oats and wheat and flour equal to 270.000
bu.
Liverpool closed T,&lr4d higher on
nnd V9'1 hlghir on corn,
laical ng of option.
NEWYORK STOCKS ANDBONDsli
wheat
Artlcles.l Open.l Hlgh. Low. Close. Yesy.
tVheat I
Sept...
Dec...
Co.-i-Kept...
I
Dec...
Oii..--Sept...
Dee. ,
I
S'iSl S7.
I i
W'4i M'4i
62Hi M'4l
: I
4S 3t;4
34 r
90S
1H
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M'aj
at!,
34' i
90
86
59'.;
b2-t
Onsnha Cask Prices.
WrlSAT-No. 2 hrd, 4896c; No. 3 hard.
PVJatic; No. 4 hard. N.rc; No. 3 spring,
92-uSnc; no grade, fcOfiSou.
CORN No. 2, 62c; No. 3, 62c; No. 4. 61M,c:
S'o. 2 yellow, 62c; No .8 yellow, 62c; No.
oO. 2 yellow. 2ic; No. 3 yellow, tMc; No.
OATS No. mixed, B5jjf3e; No. 2 yellow.
Wai:e; No. It white, riQ31v; No. 4
wlilie. 4i.T7c; standard, 3sc
KYE No. 2. 7c; No. 3, 6rVri66c.
Carlos Receipts.
WhMfct
1 nlrngo 151
Miiiiiupuna 220
Oiiiaha 34 42 16
i.uium 120
CHICAGO 4issTsN ANII PROVISIONS
Kea tares of the Trading; and Closing
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAUO, Aig. 3L Predicted heavy ar-
Ivals of wheat at northwestern grain cen
ters falWd to materlnllie today and a a
Wednesday and Mot
Change la Tmperatare.
OMAHA. Aug. 31. 109.
.Showers occurred within the last twenty
four houis In the upper Missouri and !
treni upper Mississippi valleys and bake
Hup. rlor region. Rain continue on the
sou ih Atlantic coast and at unite general
In the extreme southwest. Vstr weather
prevails in the eastern slates, the lake re
gion and throughout the central valleys,
although considerable cloudiness Is shown
In tne lake region and extreme upper Mis
sissippi valley. Temperatures are allgntly
tower this morning along th Atlantic coasC
In th extreme upper Mississippi and Mis
souri valleys and th southwest. They are
higher In the luke region, the Ohio and
inluuli Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys and the extreme northwest. Cloudy
or paitly cloudy weather will prevail in
this vicinity tonight and Wednesday, with
no lmportunt change In temperature.
Hecord of temperature auca precipitation
compared with th corresponding day of
the last three years:
190D. iron. J swt. ISA;
Minimum temperature .. tU K6 74 HI
t i.ciillatloti 00 .27 .00 T
Normal temperature for today, 1 decrees.
D f iciency ill precipitation sinoe March 1,
i.ii Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In Mi.
t. m of an Inch.
Icfilency corresponding period in lWi",
B.l inches.
L,. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Corn aad Wheat Hegloa Dalletla.
For Omaha, Neb., fur the f.venty-four
houis ending at 8 a. m , 75th meridian
time, Tuesday. August 31, VXft:
tlllAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain
Stations. Max. Mln. fall. Sky.
Ashland. Neb 8 B0 .00 Clear
Auburn. Nfb 89 45 .00 Clear
Broken How, Neb. . H4 .00 Clenr
Columbus, Neb... 88 64 .00 Clear
Cullx rtson, Neb.. K0 i'J) .tio Clear
Kalrhury. Nch.... 0 12 .00 Clear
Fairmont. Neb... Si; r,7 .00 Clear
Or. Island. Neb.. V Bl .00 Clear
Han I n ton. Neb. (t4 t4 .oil Pt. uloudv
Hastings. Nob.... M h'l .00 Clear
Holdrege, Neb... n M M Clear
Oakdale, Neb 84 6S , .00 Clear
Omaha, Neb M ' &x .00 Clear
Tekainah, Neb... I7 65 .00 Clear
Alta, la SO HI .00 Cloudy
Carroll. la K0 M .W Clear
Clarlnda. la 86 4 .00 Clear
Hihlcy. Ia H 6t T Cloudy
Sioux City, la... 84 00 .00 Pt. cloudy
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
perioJ ending at 8 a. in.
PISTRICT AVERAGES.
Market is Dull All Say and Fluctua
tion Are Narrow.
HARRDIAN NOT
FACTOR
f1Ui.lK.63: working halarca In treasury of
fices. J!'.35;.s".l; In banks to credit of
Lulled States treasurer, t..2W.411; subsid
iary sliver coin. l26.M9.lsa: minor coin.
l!.i.T74i; total balance In general fund,
With Hla Health ho I.onarr a Tople
of ntaenasloa, Attention la Tarned
to Crop aad Indastrlal
' Oatlonk.
, Corn. Oats
4J:: 33!
no.
Stations.
Temp. Rain.
Max. Mln. Inches.
Central.
Chicago. Ill
Columbus, 0 17
Dps Monies, la.... 14
Indianapolis, lnd.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 21
Louisville. Ky 18
Minneapolis, Minn. 24
Omaha, Neh 14
St. Louis. Mo 13
Cool weather continues throughout the
corn and wheat region Appreciable show
ers occurred only In the Kansas City dis
trict within the last twenty-four hours.
L. A. WELSH,
.Local Forecastler, Weuther Bureau.
.MOW YORK (JK.NEHAI. MARKET
78 62 ."0
7H 60 , .00
HO 6.' T
82 52 .00
85 HO .02
84 5ti .00
7H 44 T
86 M T
84 64 .00
Quotations
on Virion
of the liar
Commodities.
NKW YORK. Aug. l.-FLOUR-Receipts.
32,aX) bbls. ; exports,
t.600 bbls.
result th wheat market here was strong. I quiet and nominally
Inal quotations showed net gains of c
to lc. Corn and oats were also strung, but
provisions closed barely steady.
Dullnu, und strength characterUtd
trading In the wheat pit throughout the
ntlre day. Th market opened strong wUh
pi let up UfcHc. to H'SSc and during the
osy further gains of about He were an
l.exed for all deliveries. Th close was at
almost -the top figures. The bulge st the
op iilng waa du chiefly to an advance
o, Sii., at Uverpool and the later upturn
waa largely th result of a falling off In
1 1'lmt.ry receipts In this coontryi particu
larly In th northwest. - Arrivals today at
M nncapoli and Duluth were 840 cars com-i-j.sd
wlih i6a ears the corresponding d.ty
i i ar ago, while the total primary move
nt nt lacked nearly 200,000 bushels of equai
.. that of the corresponding date last
Y ar.
i-.lats estimate which claimed a much
i.al r crop of corn than was Indicated by
Lit- government report were factors respuii-
o, for a sharp advance In prices. Tlin
Vn.irket H.osed strong f aimoxt in top with
pile a up Vc to c compared with yester
day s f na 'Igurcs.
oat j were oull, but firm. Th close was
f.rm with prios up Wc to U'uSc.
Vrad In provisions was drcidinJly quiet.
A; the close pr.ces were a shade lower to
2 st,. Jo higher.
Th leauiug future ranged as follows:
Markot
steady. Minnesota
baker,
Article. Open. III ,h.' Low. Close. Tts y.
X.heat I.I ! I I
Sept. i7Vm! 'MSi, 97,98,H 9r04
L-c. ,JJi,vi l'4 ,,J.ljj t s:i
May ' 4.tf .. l''i (B-Wi Vi
torn-- ,
oept. CIS-'! t' i
MjC. i'si'k'ni W'-Hil iwl 66-l i6H
Alay (ifOiJTk SJ! bvi j7'g ,66''i'(j57
0l I I I I I
0upt. ,3 a Hi 27 SoHflN,36Vrf:ni sh
. Dec. I 37 iSdH'OTX 3tl'(iSi
May I ..uliWW 3UV 314
oik- I
Dpt. 22 2 22 62 H 22 60 22 60 I 22 62V4
jan. 17 ) 17 66 17 60 17 00 t 17 tiO
lArd-
Oct. . 12 20 I U 22 U 12V4 12 15 12 1
Sept. 13 32 12 26 12 16 12 17Vi 12 20
Nov. 11 77V! 11 82 11 76 11 76 1 11 77
Jan. I ltt 46 I 10 4s 10 42, 10 42i 10 42
Rlbs-
opt. I 11 77 U W 11 75 . 11 77 U 76
lxt. I 11 65 11 66 11 67i 11 11 66
Jan. 32 I 32 II 27, 9 30 9 30
Cash quotation were a follows:
FIAJl'H steady ; winter patenta, S4fi0
15.(0: straights. 4.JWt6. 15: SDrlng patents.'
.aX(.7n; straight. e4.fcW.4u; bakers, $316
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 47$60c; fair
to choice malt lug. &7troo.
St.ttD8 Flax. Hit. I southwestern, I1J7;
No. 1 northwestern. IL4S. Clover. I ll.lv
ritvvBioiB mH porn, per noi., 12 60
Vil li,- Laid, per 100 lbs., a22. Kliort ribs,
side Mouse), 11.60g UM; sliurt clear sides
iooged. Illl.3;&12.60. -
Total clearance of wheat and flour war
equal to 170.000 bu. Primary receipts were
680.000 bu., compared with 871,00 bu. thu
correapondlhg day a year ago. Th world
visible supply. . a shown by . Bradstreet'a,
decreased .KM bu. KBtimated receipt for
tomorrow. Wheat, 4? cars; corn, 2J3 cars;
w, 11 cars; hog. 14.000 head.
HUTTER Firm; creameries, 24fi2o:
dalrli.
K'JeJri ieadyr receipt. 9.027 eases; at
nark, casts included, ite; first, 20c: prime
lirste, ao. .
CMKUIS-Wronri daisies. lEH,aic: twins,
l'lil; yotwg Americas, ltkj; long horn,
lit.-. , - :
POTATiilShV-ateady; choir to fancy, SO
fiftr; (air to food, 6i?rio.
Pol'L'l HY 8teady; turkeya, 17c; "chick
en, 14 "a; siMlnga, i7v
VF.AL Steady, 60 ta 0 lb., !ic; 0 to, I
m lot, ntae, so io xiv ioa., ju'k'gja
Kaoaaa City tirala and Provlaloa.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. Jl. VH EAT Sep
tember, tUSc; Iectinber, SSSo; Mav. .IUo.
Carh: 1'nchsnged; No. 1 hard, ?rHi iv;
No. 3 hard, V7c; No. I red, I1.wjS1.03. Jo.
red. SaogJJ Ot
CORN ciept ember, tlc; December, 64c;
May, tH- Cash: Nominally unchanged;
No. I mixed, 64c; No. I mixed, i'ltyriite;
No. I white, 64tftte; No. I whit. t4j
patents, ...ItJb.eii; Minnesota Daaers, o ii-ic
nfjl: old winter Datents. Jj.2iviiia.b0; new win
tor straigths, 4.INs)K.l0; new winter extras,
I4.30!(i4.i6; winter low grades, 4.20ii4.66;
Kan-as slraiKhts, $4 "itift.'.iO. Rye flour
firm; fair to good, H.ltf4.25; cholo to
tai cv, 4.3Wi4.40.
CORN MKAL Market steady; fine while
and yellow. il.60tul.H6; coarse. $1 60-1.66;
tlln dried. 13.76. , -
HVkl Dul,; .no. 2 western. ic. nominal,
f. o. b. New York.
BARLEY Quiet; feeding, M'i2u, new,
c. I. f., New York.
WHEAT Receipts. 36,500 bu.; exports,
148,800 bu. Spot market firm. No. 2 red,
$1.04, nominal, elevator; No. 2 red. 11.08',,
f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 11.0, 4,
nominal, f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 hard winter.
11.10. nominal, f. o. b. afloat. The wheat
situation was a little stronger today, owing
to firm cables, predictions for frost In the
northwest and lighter receipts, particularly
In the southwest. As a result commission
houses and shorts wer fairly 'good buyer.
Prices sdvaneed sharply and closed c
to c net higher. September, cloned at
H.0i;i.4, December a4 Sl.lC and May at
11.0414.
CORN Receipts, 9.009 bu.; export, !0,60i'
bu. Spot market firm. No. 2. old, 77c,
nominal, elevator, and 78c, delivered; No. 2.
new, 63c, f. o. b. afloat, winter siupment.
Option market was without transactions,
closing c net higher. September
at 74'.c and December at 66c.
OATS Receipts, 1.5.400 bu. Spot market
quiet. Mixed. 40c. nominal; natural white
28'a42c; clipped white, 41iy47e.
HAY Steady; No. 3, 7(hS80c; good to
choice. HiWc.
HOPS Quiet; state, common to choice,
lisJH, lS19o; liW, nominal; Pacmc coast,
1WS, 14'U7; 1907, 1H&14C.
HIDES Quiet; Bogota, 20S21c; Central
America, 21c.
LEATHER Steady ; acid. 23300
PROVISIONS Beef steady; family, $14.50
il4 i,0: mess. $11 vii ti.60: beef hams. $24 0O
26.00; packet, $12.00i& 12.60; city extra India
mess, $o.btypi!i.ou. cut meats, nrm; pica
led bellies. $12.7r.'.r13.0O; pickled himi.
412.60. Lard, steady; western, $12.601200;
refined steady; continent, $12 9o; Soutu
America, $13.50; compound, $7.607.62. Pork
firm; family. $:?.0Ot 41.60; short clear, $21.00
b2(.&0; mess, $2.25i;22.7&.
TALLOW Steady; .city, 5 9-16o; coun jy,
E 5-ltii6 13-16C.
RICE Quiet; domestic, 2QVkc; Japan,
Hi tic.
POULTRY Alive, steady; fowl, 18tf
19tc; turkeys, 14c; dressed. Irregular; west
ern chickens, UVtfJOc; fowls. Iingl7sc; tur
keys. 120 lie.
BUTTER Firm; process, first to specials,
t3'ii20c; western factory, 200 !o; western
Imitation creamery, 2S8240.
CHEESE Unsettled and unchanged.
BOOS Irregular; western extra, firsts.
24ti.1c; western firsts, . 22o23c; western sec
onds, stwsie. .'
NEW YORK. Aug. 31. it became evident
from the outset today that much of the
excitement and feverishness had died out
of the stork market. The dullness of the
trading and the narrowness of the fluctua
tions were In strong contrast to the vio
lence of last week's movements and even
to the sudden recovery of yesterday.
The statement made by Mr. Harrlman
himself yesterday nnd the disposition mani
fested on th part of th press and public
to take him at his word and abate the
eager show of ctirinsltv about his condi
tion seemed to remove the only factor
having power at present to move prices.
The Harrlman statement was not left with
out some interested comment, nevertheless.
While It had the effect of quieting sppre
hension of an Immediate crisis in the finan
cier's case, Its admissions were sufficiently
candid to prove a condition of health pre
cluding presmt close sttentlon to business
affairs and leaving quite undetermined the
possible duration of this enforced absti
nence. F.ven more Interest attached to
the veiled allusion to the Interest shown In
his welfare by his friends, "and perhaps
bv some others." This passage was read
In Wall street in the light of persistent
rumors that the recent upset In the stock
market was due to underground machina
tions analr.st the Harrlman dominance It
self and that developments In this matter
were as much responsible tor Mr. narn
man's hastv return from abroad as the
stats of his health Itself. With the partial
obscuration of the Harrlman topic the
effect was to call attention to other possi
ble agents in the downward turn in prices
of sleeks. The question arose whether the
elimination of Mr. Harrlman' poor health
would have left the market capable or sus
taining Itself at ihe unstable level to which
It had been pushed, t ne agncunurei oui
look was given closer attention, with the
Imminence of the government's monthly
report on the cotton crop and the evidence
thai the crop has been going backward
during the last month. The weather
1 urea us weekly bulletin showed a continu
ance of conditions unfavorable both for
cotton and corn. The specula. Ive moed
created by these facts gave added Influence
to the warning note uttered by Chnirman
Jan es J. Hill of the Gieat Northern and
by some of the northwestern milling au
thorities of a danger of over estimating
the volume of the present year's wheat
crop. In another direction there is an
expectation that copper statistics for Au
gust will prove less favorable than fo
July.- Borne of the selling was supposed to
be of stocks bought last week for purpose
of supporting the market during .ts weak
ness and which would be resold on the
first advantageous opportunity in the ra
tional course of things. The good earr.lngB
of the Harrlman Pacifies during July were
Ignored.
The preparation for the September 1
mnnev settlements were without effect in
the call loan market, but the tone of time
money grew still firmer.
Hoods were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. $2,Si.O00. United States bonds were
unrhnntrrH nn call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stoks today were as follows:
Sal's. Htsn
New York Meaer Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3t MONF.Y On call,
firm. IPm'u per cent; ruling rate, 3 per
rent: closing bid. per cent; offered at
2 per cent. Time loans, firmer and ac
tive; sixty days, $ per cent; ninety days,
JVuK Pr cert; six months. 4 er cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE rXPER-4iJ
4V per cent.
STERLLNO EXCHANGE Weaker, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.8. 'if
4 8610 for sixty-day bllln and at $4 &650 for
demand. Commercial bills. $4.84ti4MV
SILVER Bar, 62c; Mexlcsn dollars, 44c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
irregular.
The following ar th closing quouulons
on stock and bonds:
V. . ret. la. reg. ...! Int. Mt. im S
lo coupon 10 int. M St.
L. 8. la. r l"liJipn 4a 17
4o eeuson WlVt, do 4Hi tt4
V. 8. 4 r lU'i'K. f. SO. 1st Is.... 74S
do coupon Ut L. S. don. 4s tS
Allis-(bl. 1st 6s eHU N. tinl. 4s ... H
Am. A( Ss IW-HM . K. T 1st 4s..lwH
Am. T T. o. 4S..1MI o gsn. 44s nv,
Am. Tobacco 4s sns; Mo. rsoiric is
do s 111 H. .. at 14. 4. M
Armour a Co. 4ts.. .! K. T. C. ! US
Atrhison sen. 4s ...lt a db. 4s tfs
Allls-rhalmers nfd
AslmslgAmstod t'nppor ...
Amerlisn Agricultural ...
Am. Beet Sugar
Am. lomm on ...i. ......
Am. H. L. pffl ,
Am. ! BccurUlos
Araertrin blnsced
American Locamutlvs ....
Am. 3. R
Am. a R. ptd
Am. Sugar Hrlintlif
Am. T. & T
Am. Tobacco pM
Amsrtcan Woolsn
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison .'
Atchison ptd
Atlantic Coast l.lne
Baltimore A Ohio
ftsl. Olllo ptd..
Bnthlelietn Steel .
Brooklyn Rp!d Tr. ...:.:,
Canadian- PacKic', .;
Central bealhnr
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey....
Chesspeaka ft Oblo
Chicago A Alton
Chicago Groat Western..,
ChtBsgo a N. W
C, at. A 8t. P
r O C. A Bl. L.
closed J Colorado K. I
Csluradu A So
Colo, a so. st ptd
Colo, a 8o. td ptd
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudson
benrer a Rio Orande....
d. a ft. u pfd
litst liters- Securities ....
Brie
Kr.e 1st pfd
kirle id ptd
Ueneral Electric
Urrat Northern pfd
Groat Nortnem Ore ctrs.
Illinois Centrsl
Interborough Met
Int. Met. ptd
Internslional Harvsster .
Int. Marine pfd
International 1'aper ,
International Pump
Iowa lentral
Kansaa i lly 8a
K. t:. So. pfd
Louisville a N
Minn. St. L
M . tit. p. 8. g. It. ..
Missouri Paclflo
M. , K. oi T
M , K. T. pfd
National Riscuil
National' Iad
N. H. K. of U. lst .pld... .
New York Ccntial
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk a W
North American
Norlhers t'acifii:
Paclflo Mall
Pennsylvania
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It. I.oals tienergl Market.
T. LOUIS, Aug. Sl.-vVHKAT-Higher;
track. No. 2 red. cash. $1.0401 0t; No. 2
hard, fOcfifVOG; Sptmber,, IssSo; Decem
ber, 9fic. - - ,
4jORN-Futurea, higher; cagh' lower;
track. No. 2 cash, 76&c; September, 6c;
Uecember, BRe; No. 2 white, irt).
OATS Higher; No.' I rash, $7e; Septem
ber. 344ttilbc; lJembr, . - K4o; No. 2
white). 400. ' "
FLOUR Steady red winter patents. $4.90
66.20; extra fancy and straights. $4.00&4.tft;
hard winter cleats, $4 00.
SKE1 Timothy, $$.104340.
CDRNMEAL--43 30. . '
HRN Ixwer; sacked east traik .'i9c.
HAY Dull; timothy,' $10 OOTIS.OO; prairie,
$0.t"ll 0. j; "' : 1
IRON COTTON TIES-. -
HAOOINO 70. .. ! . ' -.'.'
HKMC TWllNJi ic. ,
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; .Jobbing.
$;1.ii Lard, lower; prime steam. . $11.8VVi
11 w Itry sail inc". "ru, , iim eairis
shorts. $12.1i'4; clear rtlie. $1312; abort
clears.' $1J 26. . Racon. steady; hnxed extra
short. $13.13; clear lhs. $15.1i(4j; short
clears, $13 25.
r-OULTRY Steady: chtrttens. 12c; spring.
15c: turkevs, l.c: aucaa, 10c; gees. 60.
OAT8Cnobngd to s
higher;
ftud&c.
No. I
1 hit, ilfytftci No, I mixed
Rl K 73c.
HA V L nchanged ; choic timothy, $1100,
choice prajrle. 4Ti.7H u: cholo alfalfa.
$lltsjM40.
BITTTER Creamery extra, J7c; flrgta,
X'Wc; seconds, tc,- packing stock. loo.
tktititi iCgtraa, ax-; firsts, 22o; seconds
and dirties, 12c; Southern, lo Off, 14c,
Receipt and shipments of grain wsre aa
follow; Iteoelpta. bhlpments.
Wheat, 7 106.UU0 171 wO
Corn, bv. .0"3 $.000
uat.ba w. 4.UJ $.000
Kansas City options closed follows:
Artlclaa. I Opn. .) High. Law. Close
Wheat
September ...
teombr ...
Joro- .
September ...
liectroUr ....
lay ...:....v-
ft H t)t4 i,B
, y! kaB
H 2 tVSStjB
0 , 0 ' of ua
&iS b4 M
kii , tj st.,t4)4i
A aaaed. 'B blV
1.7'W
7.100
1.101
4.1.10
210
2.0
:no
400
SU0
:,4.i
1.SO0
u
4.M.
8r
4'4
7as
1M
4s,
14:1 -a
73 H
41 s
7tS
s.iH
41
4
Kts,
(8
73s,
47',
3.t4
00
Bus,
114
Ulva
14UH
101
39
48
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1H4)
11. s
'ji'"
ItW
Itftt
40 .
110
an
si's
64
lis,
1D
U(.
74s,
.
'si"
14h4
a
Ills,
48 .
avi
tl
43
hi
Ms,
ir.e
4
4;
4-.W
cM
4, ''4
1-
161
MH
14.1
73 '
41
744
'111 is
Uld.
... U7HN. T.i N H. A H
....l'7a t s lMe.
.... S6ee, w 1st e. 4.. twta
...10014 e4o 4. 1414j
MSNO. Ps.-IPIc 4s
Fos, OO U 74
W',T) g. L. rtri. 4. .. 44
10SPsnn. ri. s, 1411... ts,
ion do cm. 4s 1041,
IK - Reading gen. 4a 1041,
io st. u a s. r. rg. 4a.
101 do gra. 6e toa
!t7t. u . w. e. 4S.. 71
ta, do 1st gold 4s 4H
Ms, epea briar A. L. 4s.. t
I I4 H So. Paclfle col. 4a..4
C. 4S. 7!, SO C,. 4S 1'
do 1st rei. 4s N14
vis, -so. Hsussy sa in
tl do gen. 4 II
SK ' Vnlon Paclflr 4s 10J
4v,s. do ct 4s 11414
10R do lrt ref. 4s ... M4
trrntr. 8 Rubber te I'
S-S I' 8. Steel Id Is.... 107(4
Vs -Csro. Chem. ta.. Ms,
sss-wsnssn 1st sa Ill
7 do 1 a ex. ta. ... It
So Wentern Md. 4s a
series B 7S14 West. tier. c. be... 44
Klec. cv. 6s.,..lCI wis. Central 4a Ms,
do CT. 4s.
dc cv. 6s
At. C. L 1st 4s..
Bsl. A Ohio 4s...
do 3t,s
do W ls,s.
Brk. Tr. cv. 4s....
Can.- of Oe. Ha...
Can. Lesther ts...
C. of N. J . te.
Ches. A Ohio 44s.
do ref. Is...
Chicago A. IWi
C. B A Q. J. 4s.
do gen. ee
C. M. ASP.
c, r. i. a p.
do cnl. Is....
do rfclg. 4s...
t:olo. lnd. Is..
Colo. Mid. 4s..
c. as r. a e
t). A H. ct. 4
d a r. a. 4s
do ref. Is ...
Distillers' IVs .
Krie p. I. 4s...
do gen. 4s.
do tv. 4s ser.
do
Gen.
OMAHA LITE STOCK MARKET
- j
Fair Run of Cattle, with Price. Gen
erally Strong.
HOGS CONTISTJE ON THE UPGRADE
rat Sheep trong, While rat I.aaso
Are Weak and Feeder Sfcoea anal
l.aasba Are Aetlv aad
Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA,
Receipt were:
Official Monday
Estimate Tuesday ...
Two day this week ..1S.03S t.ss.
Same dava last week ..17 ; 10
Hame dav 1 weeks ago.. ll 034 t.h'4
8am day $ week ago.11 f 9 43n
dims day 4 week sgo.. 7.7K3 h.(9
Kama itava last vear IS 01S 1J 177
The following table shows th receipts
of cattl. hogs and sheep at South Oman
for the year to date, compared with last
1W9.
611.31$
1,687. fjs$
M.m
tabl
I steers.
M cow..
tl steer.
HI Steers.
I row. .
..119
3.
.. Ml
J
...llKI
,..ll;n
4 71 14 feeder.
Proadus 8. l
8 60 17 cows. ..,
H White fl. P.
4 PO $4 steers..
4 en 19 heifers.
09
. $t
.1114
. av4
4
I 00
4 no
$ 16
J. ttilni:fellow S. T.
1 steers . ..1150 5 00 12 cows Iff
42 feeders . 10;t4 4 bo 8 heifers...
J. 11. Faulkner, boulh Dakota.
22 cows 1054 1 40
U Hulks. South Dakota.
10 heifers... to $ 28
Ld Iyonakre. Pouth lakota.
873 2 SO 10 calves.... 2.0
P. Walsh Wyo.
19 cow
11 steers
SO
$ Ml
4 75
Neb.. Aug. tU
rattle. Hosts. Bheep
a iV 1 la.tr4
' 4!10 7.400 1S.010
SV.74
unit
2H.JM
a.3
il.M
4.ki4
ll steers...
6 cows
10 feeders.
I cows. ...
3 feeders.
1 feders
Sd feeders.
year:
Cattl
Hogs
Bheep
Th follow. ng
IMS.
178. $43
l,fn$47
89CS787
shows
Lec.
Inc.
M.971
1J2.314
12.M
th averag
price of hogs at eou'.h Omaha for th last
several day, with comparison:
T
P7
103
Ml)
712
7s2
641
6T.7
K.t
A
tors.. ..im:
rows fS
ster....10x
steers. ...10.
c. u
1$ cows
calvea. ...
S3 steer....
U
10 feeders..
40 feeders.
4 2T
4 bO
1 46
4 jr.
t w
4 V.
4 as
4 :
Data. lWt. lflg.ltT7.!l.11905. t04. !1!KM.
U..
1.,
w..
21..
23..
24.
26.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug. IrS...
Aug. 27...
Aug. 21...
Aug. 29...
Aug. 31.. .
Aug. $1...
7 72 j 41 I $ IS I Ml J W! J 1
7 Sdt, 31 I TO I ?!
T 2 371 ( M $ U I IB
avk It H I ILl! I l I Hi l 6 24
( . . : : j . ... 1 . . . , m' a,
$ S6 t 92 6 04, t 4
$ 8U I R 5 13 t 46
I 8i , l
t sr.
7 OHI 8 o
i Kls, S3 1 t 67
7 7Wi S 841
7 S9T4I k M,
7 63 6 41
7 6s! 6 46
7 73HI 1
7 7SHl $ 63
t 77
77,
& IO
6 t
6 711 b 6i
t 73 I 78
6 Sll 6 23
& sen S. M I b 12
6 70 88, i 33i 6
8 77 8 ii
b Ti 8 1B 5 83
i. 1st ref.
Asked.
9
.
.106 '
.176
. tl
. Ms,
. t
. It
. 9t
. t'4
. fIV,
'.'
. a
. 25
. 2414
. IS '4
.144
. t
. Ss,
. :i
. M
. lis
. lfH
. 17s,
,. tt
.-4fr
.. 4
.. I!4
..166
.. tl
8.100 SUV tit.
Hl'TTEH Higher; creamery,
EQOS-Firm, lac.
Receipt.
....I4.HKI
MUM
,...&3.2"
....4,ti00
eStsZrHc.
SsTilpments
14.!W)
i:4.000
M JtiO
i 40.5O0
t,lTraol Grata Market.
LI VKRfOOL. Aug. It WHEAT Spot,
.we.-- No. red w aelern winter. 7s td: fu-
g r-s f-rm; September, 7 Sd. Decrmber,
f Mreh, la d '
CO'lJt' Pt, stradv; new American
Flour, bbla
Wheat, bu.,
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Available Sapplle of Urala.
NEW YORK. Aug. . Special cables tele
graphic communications received by Hrad
sirects show the fullowina changes In
available supplies, compared with previous
account : . .
S l.eai. I'nlied Slates, east of Heckles,
decrea-ed T.'O 000 btishi-U: Canada. Increased
40; OuO bushels. roiai. nitea niars and
Canada, Increased, 3S.000 bushels. Afloat
for and In Europe, decreased. 400.0u0
bushels. Total American and Furopean
supply, decreased S.0i busht-l.
t?orn I'nltcd Ctati and Canada, de
ct. a-ed. 11000 bushels
Oat lTnltd Statef and Canada, tairreased
1 S.'M) bushels.
Th leading Increases and decreases re
ported this week fnllowv
Increases Manitoba. , 416.009 bushel:
Louisville. 16.011 i.uh; Minneapolis!,
plvat elevators, 80 4X4 bushel.
Dacreuses Chlogo, private elevators.
r.0iJ; Newport New, T &., Cleveland, $.
KQ bushels. ,
. . Pearla Market.
PEORIA, ill, Aug: 31 CORN Steady;
No. 1 yellow. 4T7Ht'-c: No. 1 yellow, 6Tc;
No. 3, 67Vic; No. 4. ?c: no grade, tkltj
SSj
OATH Stedv No. 3 white. $c; No. 4
White. S6V.
ItVt L"uu. No. 2, 71H
Peoole s Uss
P.. 1 .. C. a St. U. ottered
ITesaed Steal twr
Pullman Palace Car
Hallway Steel Spring.
Heading . ,
Kepublio Steel
hepubuc Steel pfd
Hock Island Co
itock Jalsnd Co. pfd. .
ki. L a S. K. U pfd
St. Louis S. W
SI. L. 8. W pfd
Sloaa-Sheffleld S. A 1
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway ...
So. Hallway pfd
-rennets Copper ....
Teaas A 1'ecitlr
T., St. L. at W'
T., St. U A W. pfd..
I'llton pacific
I'nioll Pacific pfd....
U. 8. Really ,
I'. 8 Hubosr l.tsio
V. 3. Steel lll.loi
I'. 8. Steel pfd I.eVI
1'iah (-opper j-i
a. -Carolina l hemtcal .... .mu
Waliash . u
WaUssti pfd 8.(i
Wertern aleryland 4.41
Wmiinghouke kiecirie ij
Wvsteru t'nion 2.6-u
Wheeling A U E l.o.i
W Iscotiftiil Central J.4)
Klrat aafceasment paid.
Total stiles lsr the day, sM.Ouu aharwa.
.oral gevarltlea aaoiatlass
Quotations furnished Ily Samuel Burns,
jr., 614 .New ora uiie nuiiding. Omaha.
10,h0
l.em
aoo
MO
4.HU0
l
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1
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. 10,
7mo
'.CJ
. 71.200
. 4.4-hi
13l,
4s,
4.1 s,
16s
111
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lii
i
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11
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.
So
lie
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81 s,
l's.
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ln
411
lies,
a.
lir.
-"4
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2o'4
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j
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37
3. A
4. '.
.o-.
Wet.
77s,
4V4
83
7H
47 S
lS
l
7H
1U4
U.s,
I4:s
ltl
:,9s4
4h
1H4
104 4
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92
tnii
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14
is
ltl
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74 14
44
to
si S
7
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t.V4
181 Vk
474
S'
84
an
Ml,
43
1H
16v
ls
If 4 4
141,
4'4
88
20s,
"H
4.1 n
SI Is,
47
,34,
1.2
.Vl
111
7J
41
1(1.. v,
8I
iJia
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li'4
l
4s"
llt.4
2
4m,
lb
44
loii -4
47 n
iu,
39
1 7
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87
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8i
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1
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l
Boston Stock and Bond.
HOSTON, Aug. 31. Money, rail loan. 24
fdH'i per cent: time loans, 3Viio per cent.
Closing quotations wrs:
At. hi pom adj. 40 M1 Atlsntlc
do 4s loo Putui Coalition
Atchison R. R literal, a Arlsona.
do pfd 1UI4CSI. a Hecla...
Poston A Albsnr :is cntennlsl
Potion a Mslne 144 Copper Range .
Fltchnurg pfd ISHtjDsIr West ....
N. v., N. M. A H...t70'rranklln
t'nion Pacific J014Oranby
Am Arge. Chem 4Rl4 Greene rananea
do pfd 10244 Isle Rorsle ....
Am. Pneu. Tube IS, Mass. Mining ..
A mar. Sugar 1!D Michigan
do pfd ltt Mohswk
Am. T. a T 1414 Vent. ;. A C.
A mar. W oolen to .Nevada
do ptd ins old Pomlnloa .
Dom. I. A 8 44', Os. eola
Kdlson TJIec. IHu tt4 ' Parrot
Ccneral Klectrlc ,...148 tfulricy
Uass. Klectiic 1ft Shannon
do pfd ..;.' T4S4Teroarack
Mass. (ia .....s (Us, Trinity
Cnl ted Fruit 14S I' tilted Topper .
United 8. M... 1444 V. S. Mining...
do pfd , V, 8. (Ill
ll. 8. Steel 77 I'tah
do pfd 164, Victoria
A denture t Winona
Allouei ,. . H 'JiTerlne ......
Amalgamated liHNurlh butt ...
Arlloua Com 4S-4,
London Stock. Market.
LONDON, Aug. 31. sArnerlcan securities
opened firm and higher today In sympathy
with the strength in Wall street ytsierday.
Later the market declined slightly, but at
pouu finned up again, ,. and prices showed
changes ranging flora below to 4 above
yesterday a isew York closing.
London closing stock -
Consols, money... M t-KLoultvllls A N .Io0
.. tiS.M.. X. a T.... 42
.. lt-'fc. V. Central I4;i
.. 10 Norfolk A W tV4
..12144 do pfd tl
.'.lvsj-i, Ontario a W 4KV,
..121 Pennsylvania 7114
..ll4R4nd Mines..., 84
4Redini is
iz-4 Bfflimerq kv 32
8
Sunday.
Receipt and dlspoaltion of live stock at
the Union siock yaros. nouin urasns, iui
twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'oiock p.
m. August 31:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Shep. H'r'i.
C. M. St. P
Wabash
Missouri Pacific 6
Union Pacific 47.
C. A N. W., east .... 8
C. A N. VV., west.... 34
C, tit. P. M. A O.... 4
C. U. A J. east.... 8
C, H. A J.. west..., 86
C, R. I. A P., at.. ..
C, R. I. A P., west.. 1
Illinois Central
C. O. W 1
Total receipt
,li
1 1
1
4
26 34 4
2 2..
37 $
18 .. 1
4 2 1
16 X
4 2 1
1 1
1
t
112 71 12
DISPOSITION-HEAD,
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
. 28
..1,066
..1.V06
... 663
- do account
Ainal. Copper....'.
Anaconda
Atcluson .-
du pfd
Bsltimore a Ohio
Canadian Pacific.
Chesapeake A O....
t nii sun o. w
Omaha Packing Co....
.Swift and Company...
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour A Co
tschwai t-rtolen Co....
Cudahy Bros
Illinois Packing Co...
S. ft 8
Sinclair
Cudahy, from K C
Omaha P. Co, from K
W . H. Vansant Co
W. B. Vansant
.Stephens Hros
Hill A Hon
F. H. Lewis
Huston A Co
J. B. Hoot A Co
J. H. Hulla
L. K. Hues
L. Wolf
McCreary A Carey...
8. Wertieimer
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty
Sullivan Bros- .........
L-timer Bros
T. J. Inghram
Lee Rothschild
Smith & Polsley
M. A K. Calf Co
Other buyer
Totals
A St. P...4l -aV- pfd
MnBeuyham sraot(ie.....ltt3
80s
1IM
804
Steel.
..v:.., '..a., in "fii '
Chi., Mil.
lJe Beers
Denver a Rio U 4v, Union Paclflo
do - pM 2t4j, ip .pfd,
do' 1st pfd. ..:..,.. 1 , in 'i
do Id pfd.
Orund Trunk ,....-HS t Me'-pft
llUnois - Central. ...&sM'asanlsii4s
. KliiVEKf bis, steady ai JMd per ounce.
WU.t,l-H'4 -pcf . tent.
'Ih rate of discount in th open market
for short bills, la IH per cent; (or thre
months' bills, 1V jer rent. , .
.13.1
. 21V
o
w York Mining .Stocks.
NKW YORK. Aug. 31. Closing quotations
were as follows:
Alice
brunswick con. . ..
Com. Tunnel stock,
do boada .,
Con t el.
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Offend. .
Va..
.190
. 1
( 84
. 12
.140
. 75
.170
lsdvllle Con.
Mule Chief .
Mexican
OfilarlQ
Oi Ulr
standard
Yellow Jacket
.. 7
..106
. .8-5
..111
..140
..no
OMAHA,
day were
Bank: Clearing.
Aug. 81. Bank clearing for to-
$l,M8.6ir,. 38 und for the eorre
Hpuiidlng date last year $1.B88.840.06.
Cotton Market.
NKW YORK, Aug. , 21, COTTON The
market opened steady at an advance of
44r4 points and sold 7(u-9. points net higher
during th early session .on bull support
and covering caused by the strength of
Liverpool in th face of- heavy tenders,
the bullish National Dinners' report and
a report on Texas and Oklahoma by a
local authority showing a big deterioration
In condition for the month. Realizing w,m
sufficiently .- heavy to caeck the advance,
but, only slight reactions occurred, with
the market holding ateady during the mid
die of th morning.
Futures opened steady; September, of
fered, 12.48o; October, 12.61c; December,
12.toc; January, U.6sc; March, 12.60cy May,
IZbZc.
Futures closed barely Steady; September,
12.31c; October, 12.38c; November, 12.40c;
Dtcembt-r, 12.48c: January, 12.44c; February,
12 4 c. Match, 12.48c; April. I2.4&c; May,
12. 6a. .
bpoi closed quiet, 10 points decline; mid
dling uplands, 1-kOc; middling gulf, 12.0fo.
bu.iB.- Mi bales.
OALYKSTON. Aug 21. COTTON Mar
ket steady. luc. ,
eiT. LOCIS. Aug. 31 COTTON Market
steady; middling. 12 W- Sales, 17 bales; re
ceipts, 448- bates; shipments, 808 bales;
stock, 10.&& hales. . . -
1.1111
l,nM
7
1.6r
m
M4
140
. 11
. a
. 23
: 86
. 136
. 136
. 86
. ISO
.214
. 61
. 2o8
. 2o3
. 13
. 6
. S66
. 178
. 24
. Sti
. 21
. 66
. 1
. 7
. 18
6
. 810
.6,662 6,737
l.Otf
1.040
1.818
2,244
273
S.843
16,421
CATTLE Receipt of Cattle toolted mall
this morning aa compared with tne heavy
receipt of yesterday, oniy lui car being
reported in today.
1 he rrmrkei on beef steer waa in very
satisfactory condition, there being a good
buying demand sufficient to absorb sup
piles in sight, in result was a lairiy ac
live trad with price steady to a little
strong oa the better grades.
In SDlte of the fart that buyers all se
cured a good number of cow yesterday
the demand was quite brisk again today
and tne mantel in a good, neaun conoith
throughout. The prices paid wer full
steady and if anytning a little trong as
compared witn yesterday.
Stackers and feedsr wr again In liberal
supply tins morning, but Inure was also
a good buying demand for the best grades.
and they generally (old quite freely at good
strong prices, common Hinds were a mil
stow, but 00 mora o tnau yesterday or
laat waeg,
wuotation on rattle: Good to cholc corn
fed steers. $,.tAtj,'.6o; fair to good cornfed
steer. eOtO'ui.uu; common 10 fair coinl'ed
steers, I4.&04t.40; good to cholc rang
steers, $&.ijia.S0; fair to good range steers.
44.tw4jO.ou; common 10 lair range steers,
8a.itso,4.bo; good to choice cornted cow
and neltsrs, ed.IKKa8.00; fair to good corn
fed cow and heifers, J2.00j3.8u; common
to fair cornfed cow and heifer, $l.750
3.v0; good to Choice range cows and hail'er.
ta-Wt-uu; fair to good rang cow and
heifer, lzuis.V); common to fair rang
cows and neaem, e8.2ba22.Mi; good to cholc
stockera and feeder. $4.00-44 00; fair to
good Blockers and feeder, J 26(j4.00; com
mon to fair Blocker and feeders. $2.75iiJ.25
stock heifers, $2.uGi&3.2&; veal calve, U-Mii
b.au; duiis, stags, etc., la.owi.oB.
Representative sal:
BEEF STEERS.
No. As. Pr. No.
17 liJt W ' 17
COWS.
1 844 8 40 I
t til t 44 4
11 set 2 80
HEIFERS.
I tl 8 80 1 886 4 V0
CALVES.
:--, ij , 1.0 ,
ai'4 e.s, a,.,
4-i 41 4B
viva 2H, .1 I
it , .os, esa I
.". i,s, '
8"1-, M 4-s, j
70S, Tii ;ji 1
11 9 .i
e Iu so I
Armour Co 4V,s. 12$
Cudatov lacking Co
Columbus. Neb . S L. it 14.4
Omslia yire gngina 4a, 1S8
Omsfis renewals. 4V,s, ltJ4
Int. coa. Co . Kansas City
Kansaa City R). aa. Dil
Kaneaa City k . p'd
Mom. A Co. 4S,.
N.b. Tel. Stock. 4.
uiaaka liaa ea, 11
Uluaha K. I. 4 P. 4a. l-l
Oiuana g t- a f ptd
Oniaka a C b. St. Ky. Is, 1911
Diuaha 4c O. b. St. Hy. i.. 16.4
Om.lis C. B St. Hi piu t
Oiubt A C. b at Ky com 4',
OnisKa a C B Ry a B pfd 1,4
( maoa Water Co Is. 1941
Saift A Co. Is. 114
go. Omaka Seejer 4s,a. la.-4
gious ctiy Block la d. ptd 4
Sious Cily Stock I'arila coa
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Wool Market.
UOSTOX, Aug. SI. WOOL Depleted
stockB have resulted In Increasing strength
In the local wool market. Business has
fallen oft from the rcent large volume,
but Is fair for the season. Tne leading
oo:iielic quotations are a follow: Do
mestic wool. lOnlo and Pennsylvania
SJI4 ' lieHces, XX, SG'jj.J6c; Xi a3't34c; No. 1
7;s j wjHued. 4uu4lc; No. 2 washed. 4(ii41c: fine
unwaxhid, 2;i.sc; half blood oomblng, 30
'uii'k-, inree-eiglitha blood, combing, 3o-a3Vc;
one-quarter bluod, ' combing. 34uJ6c; de
laine, washed. 38a 40c; de.alne. unwashed.
8vei,34e. Michigan. Wlsfonstn, New York
llecces. tine unwashed. H'oJoc: delaine, un
wuMiiedt :u-a3.'c: one-half ' olood, unwsshed,
34'uiSc; three-eighths blotid, unwaMhed. 84g
3tc; one-quarter blood,' KiTMc. Kentucky
Indiana and Missouri, three-eighths bloc:.,
840: one-uuarter blood, flfyjiic; Ueorgla, 31 n
32c. Scoured values: Territory, fine stsnle.
7r-ftw; fine medium staple. 70Vj72c; fine
cloihrh. 7tMt72c; fine medium clothing, 6,53
6-ic; half blood, 73'(i;doj M4-ee-eighths blood,
-j-viiTOc; quarter blood. 674ihc. pulled extra,
72if7f:; fine A. b3;itW,c; A supers, txiTjoJc.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 31. WOOL Steady; ter-
ritory and western mrdtunia, 2o4ijc; fine
n,ediuni, 2-!iu-4c; fine, 13iul9c.
" :
.- , Metal Msrket.
, . I NEW YORK. Aug 31.-M ETALS-The tin
10.14
s
luv
loij
8s,
I0U1,
. SI
11
lll
'4
1
murkr-t was irreg-.tlar today and the jr.lv
business rep rted on Ni w York evchang-.'
wgs. five tons of December at $;ti0
The London market closed weak 4t iS) Ss
I for snot and tl4o 5s for futures. The mar-
Ket for standard oopper was easv locally.
wlih Inks at $13 ouu 1X?7Vj electrohtic at
1 $12 87 Vu 11 12'i and casting at $12. Tbrj. J ;t C0.
1 lie Lou, Ion tnaikel was quiet, with pot
Av.
...1011
...ltiot
Pr.
10
t 80
3 to
1 - .6 I 80 4 147 I If
1 8J 4 10 1 140 t 80
8 20 4 W 1 131) I 14
1 tao 4 so 1 14 18
.6 6 0 8 180 t 85
t 806 t 00 1 141 te
8TOCKERS AND FEEDERM.
4 40 8 26 4 UO I 48
8 840 3 80 18 817 I 10
I fl 3 60 21 HI IH
I SSI 18 18 121 4 10
4 848 3 44 8 7.4 4 16
6 'ill I 8 18 844 4 40
810
277
924
W.
640
6.K
$ 40
$ 4o
1 45
I 96
t 9S
3 30
4 Si
4 00
4
8 40
4 60
4 60
8 SO
8 76
4 40
4 50
t 7S
6 00
8 cows 1077
4 cows MI
IS cow 8J4
6 cows 8-i2
6 cow 974
lfi cow 5.7
41 feeder.. 674
17 feeder.. 764
Johnson yo.
4 SO 36 steers... .1116
2 95 II cows 915
4 60 34 steers. ...1116
4 00 82 steers.. ..110b
Dustln, Wyoming.
2 65 heifers... K2S
4 60 6 steers.... R0
4 35 23 steers.... 98S
Dvla, Wyoming.
4 50 7 feeders.. 644
4 60
Mrs. J. U. Kendrlck, Wyoming,
21 steers . ..119-t 6 10
W. H. Thayer, Wyoming.
24 heifers... 814 S 30
Clark Bro. Mont.
2 steers.. ..l,-6 6 10 22 steer.. ..12
steer.. ..1290 8 75 8 steers. ...1303
HOGS Hog ' wer very uneven yesler-
ay and the market was again uneven to-
ay, so that It t not an eaay muter iu
mak an exact comparison between the
wa davs. As a matter of faot aale today
ranged anywher from strong to 10c higher
han yesterday. Buyer wer generally
Igurlng their strings a costing a good 6c
lather than vesterday. one thing tnai cm
ulte a flarure In todays trad was tne
ualltv. there being more good hogs weigh
ng between 200 and 260 pounds than have
een seen her In a nu inner oi nays, a
considerable proportion of all the hogs
sold at t7.6Tvti7.H6 and on up as high as
18.06 for the best. All In all It was a good
and entirely satisfactory market so far at
selling Interests were concerned.
Representative sales
natlva con s, $; fh- Jf.; r.at'.ve heifer. $i.i
b6 50, bulls. $2 nuuatv, cslves, $.1 MiT7 ..
HOOM Receipts. 10. 000 head. Maiki-t.6'1
10c higher; top. S-iifl: bulk of sales, $7 7, .
S.O0. heavv, $7. 7oV .$, packets nnd hut. Ii
t. $..tOw80S. light, $7cO.SaI6; plgK. t6.,i
SO.
Hlirrr AND LAMPS- Receipt. 10 ftio
head. Market striuiy to weak; Utah lanih.
$7.50: lambs, t-i to7.M-; J eai llutts. $4..4i
Tvii; wethers. $4 2t-.80; ewes. $4 4 7.. ;
stockeis and feeders. $1.2e4 7i.
CHICAGO l.iK STOIK MARK KT
Cattl aad Sheep ateady Hogs KIT
to Tea teat IllaKer.
CHlCAOt, Aug. 31. -CATTLE -Receipts,
estimated at 4 ri0 head. Market was slesdy;
steers, $5.ti8 00; cows. $:t.&Ou6 2A; heifers.
$3 6Vu60u, bulls. 13.0081 4.8i; calves. WOV'if
OP; stockers and teeners. J. itvrrn ia.
HOUS Receipts, estitnaten at 9v nesn.
Market 8Vfj 10c higher; cholc heavy. 88-l.it
2i'4; butchers. $. Until ft &: light mixeo, i .c
418UI; cholc light, fs.tsytai; pai-K:ng. J. t'l
7 75; pigs, f'-Olvu J.90; bulk of salea, t7.6J
10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, esti
mated at 17.000 head. Market was steady,
Sheep, $0 407,1.'. 00; lambs, t0.75 7,90; . year
llnga, t60ti6.60.
St. I.oal 1.1 stock MarVret. .
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 8i.-CATTLE-Rcipt.
404) head; Including L400 Texans; market
or natives lower, rexana nigner. inbuvb
hlnnlner and exhort steers. 86 4fff7 ;
drr.xsed beef and butcher steers, UlAl-1bi
leers tinder 1.000 rounds, $4 OOV-o-40; Block
ers and feeder. $30u4.u0; cows anq heif
ers. 812.Vu6.16; cannets. $2.ZPti30O; null.
$3 00i4 60; calves, $6 5fJj8.26; Texss and In
dian steer, $3.50(86 00; cow and heifers,
82 2t.fl 4 0.
lit mis Receipts, head- marget etc
ower; pigs and lights, i was w; pacgers.
7.7Mi7.6; butchers and best heavy, $11.00
SUKr;r AMU 1S.M Hf Receipts, e rsi
hesd: market higher; native mutton, 830
ti4S0: lamha. $6 00tf7.76: cull and buck.
$..50ii6.00; Blockers, $3.0Oo$65. .
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WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
C Cow 876 8 20 23 com VgJ
11 cows 46 3 80 Is cows 86d
6 s.eers.... koO 3 8u 8 cow 805
17 tows 816 2 va cows 44U
3 bulls ....14oi 2 u ' J alter..... 7o7
l cai.es... 14u boo 6 huers... l.4
6 Hilars... oM 2 80 11 steers.... 734
g sLvlo.... 70 3 40 b Steers.... 834
t ne feis... 8-t $06 lo lu Ut rs... bo
0 cow 10 A) 3 36 6 feeders., tol
1 leeilei.. 081 8 2o c.i.voa... io
7 ..eon oei 3 .5 21 nicer.... o.M
2o inner.-... ibk 3 ixJ 12 cows k2
id ieit. ta... 7 3 00 Meows
o cows 2 ti calves... 2.1
1$ calves... In 0 X a calves... tvi
0 tal.ts... loo b 112 let (It ra.lUj
i. e. . ...liim o to
L. i;oyr Neb.
3 16
1 14
2 60
2 bo
1 40
2 16
8 40
2 50
2 .0
3 80
4 2o
$ 1,6
8 15
3 Oj
4 20
4 00
b Lit
16 steers. ...1107 4 bo 2 atrers. ...10M 173
E. A. Currie Neb.
:l steers. ,..I2tf i 05
rl. Gieathouse Neb.
20 cows..... Bit 8 20
diaries Roberts Neb.
17 heifers... i4 8 60 7 cows 947 8 15
c. ppan, iveurasaa.
M 4 lo 14 cows "hi
i 10 10 steers. ...12iij
Young, Nebraska.
8 80 In nuns 92
16 coas.
7 cows...
luiv, 1 at CS) IMt lid and f utt res at IdO 12h i'kI. Le.nl
Treasary yitalenteo t.
WASHINUTON. Aug. 41. -The Condition
of th treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today was as follow
Trust Funds Oold coin, 8S68.17XMS8. silver
dollars. $487.6-4. OuO; silver dollars of 1-41.
$4 1Al0tO; silver certificates outstanding.
; t4h7.dini.Oin.
Oentral Fund Standard silver dollars) in
! general fund, t'. l" us3: current llaoilit..
I
closed aHeudy. with spot at t4..4V4.40. New
York, and at t.2c&4 30, East St. Loula. The
I.ond in market closed t 412 Us 3d for spot.
Speller was easy at toof.ni'i for spot at
New Y'.i k and at $.". 5i'ifo. 624, East St.
Louis. Spot in Lcixlon closed at (22 10s.
The English iron market waa higher at
61s 4',d for Cleveland warrant. Locally
Iron a a firm and nig her. with No. 1
northern . foundry at $1 2iV01S.iL. No. 2
northern foundry at $17.7518.26 and No. 1
southern and No. 1 southern soft at $17.7
41"25.
ST. LOl lS. Aug 31. FTALB-Laad.
dull; $4 26. bpeltsr. -virered, $.!
8..e
J. C.
6 cow Hod
11 heifer... oM
4 bulls 145
t COW. 861
M. P
... Su
...liM
P. A.
t cows MS
6 cow s 746
E. H.
1$ cows
2 bulls I4tj
6 steers. ..
J.
It feeders.
2 90
8 uu
8 10
10 cows.
I bull.
W.
663
It rows 8-BS
17 steers. ...1114
8 cows lO.'d
11 COWS 881
9 cows 8-8
9 feeders.. 1078
4 cows ir2
6 calves... M
14 fe. ders. ltr.-3
6 cows Jo
6 calve. .. 324
10 letuaia.- 844
14 cow !-
3 00 19 steers.... JiS 4 ii
8 lo U cow an i j
$ 16
Steele. Nebraska.
2 t j 13 hellers... M6 2 K
3 15
Strayer, Nebraska.
2 60 6 steers. ... 6K3 S 40
3 10
Orinder, Nebraska.
2 70 21 cows W.o t 45
J lu 42 feeders., suit 4 JO
8 lit
Wallace, Nebraska
8 lo 4 heifers... V71 2 75
LTII DAKOTA.
8 3.1 6 cows 986 t 30
4 80 41 steers.. ..12o9 4 ',i
t ill 11 Cow a4 t 10
$ 25 $ cow fcis 3 00
$25 10 cow e7 3 15
4 70 o cows.... M34 $ 60
3 4o 4 cow 1047 t 19
t 26 17 feeder.. lu.4 4 70
4 70 7 cows 55 1 10
3 46 4 feeders, .lov 7 4
4 00 10 calves. .. 206 6 CO
8 96 24 cows 819 $ 0,
8 uu 10 cow ail t 411
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.. .58
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SHEEP A
Pt.
7 80
7 88
7 68
7 80
1 80
7 -7
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7 80
7 80
7 40
7 IB
7 6
7 48
7 tf.
1 46
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7 60
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7 86
7 til
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7 70
7 70
7 70
7 70
7 70
7 70
7 70
7 70
7 70
7
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7 70
7 70
7 70
7 70
7 72V
7 76
7 7
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7 74
7 78
7 76
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7 76
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7 71
7 71
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1 76
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healthy competition
oharacterlxed yesterday's late trade in the
sheep barn and, although supplies were
liberal, practically everything changed
hands before the close of th session 1
prick levels noted In yesterday ' report.
Another liberal run was chalked up on
the bulletin board this morning. The quan
tlty and assortment of supplies were lu
the same a yesterday. Fully rial
receipts were feeder lambs and
about
of the
ehecp,
Opening inquiry for deslraoi rat Bheep
appeared to be almost urgent. Soma of
the better grade that particularly invited
competition Drougni prices ttiat were s
good, clear' nickel higher than yesterday
but the bulk of trading was don on
quotably strong basis. On the whole tin
tat sheep market wa In very satisfactory
condition, looking at it from a seller
viewpoint. Wethers sold at 14.0fl'i4.6.'
ewes brought $4.16 and small string or
choice native ewe changed hands at $4.50.
Fat lamb valuea showed a tendency
soften somewhat. Supplies were not at all
excessive, but buying talent was slow In
getting down to business and there were
hardly enough young killers wieighed
early to afford a very broad test of th
market. Such as were sold brought prices
that were steady to a shade lower and th
bulk of th trading Is quotable on thl
basis. One string of fat lamb realised
$7.60.
Feeder followed along In the worn
grooves of the last coupla of weeks. There
was no change in th market worth men
tlonlng Supplies were liberal and buye
ditto. Th more useful grades of thl
stock wer given preference of course, but
prices on all classes were Just about steady
with yesterday. Owing to the delay caused
In sorting out the feeder end of shipments
it was some time before the market had
assumed much form, but the general trade
waa anything but sluggish. Thin yearlings
realised $S 28.
Quotation on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choloe lambs, $7.167.65; fair to good
lambs, t6.7&tj'7.15; good to choice yearling.
e6.0Ogtt.S5; fair to good yearlings, $4,653)5.00;
good to choice wethers, $4 40u-4.75; fair to
good wethers, $4-lOo-60; fair to good ewes,
$S.6MH.0t.
Quotation on feeder stock: fair to cholc
lambs. $n.7;.fri.D0; fair to cholc yearling,
$46Oi36.S0; fair to cholo wethers, $3.f4.25.
Representative, sales:
took la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at th six princi
pal western markets yestcrdny
cattle. tiogi
South Omaha
Rout City ...
St. Jos- ph ....
Kansas City .
St. Louis
Chicago
Total
OMAHA
4.000
..11.000
.. 2.700
..23.fl0
.. fi.400
.. 4.600'
000
6.000 ,
10.010
9.50
9,000
Sheen.
18,000
4000
10,000
4.i.f)0
17,O0
42,aQ , 43.600 53,500
t.UNKHAL MARKETS.
Staple and Faaey Prodaee Prices ror-
alshed by Bayer aad Wholesaler,
Bl'TTER Creamery. No. 1, delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 27Vjo; No.
1, in 60-lb. tube, 27c; No. 3, In l-lb. car
tons. 26c; in 60-lb. tub, 24c; packing stock,
ISHiiliOHc; fancy dairy, tubs, 2iif24c; com
mon roll, fresh made, isijj isoje. MarKet
changes every Tuesday.
EOC1S Fresh selllm; clock, candled. 27!c.
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin full cream
twins. 15c; Young Americas, 4 In hoop,
irHc; favorite. 8 in hoop. 16c; ilalMe. 0 In
hoop, tfVto; cream brick, full case, lf.c;
block Swiss, 16o; full oream ilmburger, ltic.
POULTRY Itrollers. lf.c; alive, springs,
16c; hens, 10c; cocks, ic; ducks. 10c; geese.
80; turkey. 16c; pigeons, per dog., 65c;
guinea fowls, per dog.. 22 50; quabs. per
dog., $2. Dressed hens, 11c; springs,
21c; cocks. 6Hc; ducks, 11c; geces, lltc;
turkeys, 22c.
FISH Fresh, caught, almost all are
dressed: Halibut, 8c; buffalo. Be; trout,
12c; bullheads, He; catfish, 17c;- erappies.
unflsh, tVjj'Oc; black bass, 26c: whlteflsh.
ISc; pike, 12o; salmon, 14c; pickerel, 10c:
frog legs, S6C. Fresh froaen: Whlteflsh,
No. 1, 10c; round, 9c; pickerel, dressed.
and headless, 7o; round, 6c; pike, dressed.
10c; round, 9c; red snappers, 12c; psnlsh
mackerel, 18c; native maokerel,' 86c each.
FRESH FRUITS Florida pineapples, ISs
to 48s, $2.75 per crate; grape fruits, 36 size,
per box, to; 46 size, $5.50; 54 aire. $0; ba
nanas, fancy select, $1.50ity2.00; apples, homo
grown, per bu. basket. 7t.'u$100; market
basket, 45c.
BEEF CUTS-Ribs: No. 1, 17c; No. 2. 13t ;
No. 3. 8c. Loin: No. 1. ltvic; No." 2. HiVic;
No. 8, Be. Chuck: No. 1, 6c; No. 2, 4V:
No. I, 4c. Round: No. 1. 9c; No-. 2. 6Wc; No.
8, 6c. Plat: No. ,L. 5!c: fio. 2, 4c; No. 3,
8Vc.
VEGETABLES Kansas sweet potatoes.
82 75 per bbl. Celery, Michigan, 50c bunch,
Cabbage, home grown, lViiC per lb. Wis
consin Red Oloba onions, 2c per lb. Cali
fornia cauliflower, $3.00 per crate. Toma
toes, home grown, market basket, 60c:
crate,. $4-00... Lettuce, , per , doa., 0q.. . Par
snips, turnip, carrot.- 7to per do. Flor
ida new beets, carrot, parsnips, turnips,
lc, per do., 76c. .
POTATOES New, 66c per bu.
HlDES-No. I green, lOo; No. 1 cured, 11c.
Sugar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. Aug. 31.-srUAR-P.au-.
strong; fair refining. 3.61c; centrifugal, 96
test, 4.11c. Molaxses sugar, 3.3t!o. Refined,
steady; No. 6, 4.46c; No. 7. 4 60c; No. 8.
4.45c; No. 9, 4.40c; No. 10, 4.36c; No. 11. 4.90c;
No. 12, 4 25c; No. 13, 4 20c; No. 14. 4.30c;
confectioners' A. 4.85c; mould A, 5.4oc; cut
loaf, 6.Nc; crushed, 5.75c; powdered, 6.15c;
granulated, 6.05c; cubes, 5.30c.
MOI.ASSES Dull; New Orleans open ket
tle, good to choice, 2 42c.
Ha. Av. Pr.
399 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 63 6 35
601 Wyoming lambs 68 7 10
146 Wyoming yearlings 86 4 86
245 Wyoming yearlings 80 520
494 Wyoming lambs, feeder.... 65 8 30
78 weetern ewe, culls 79 1 76
76 western lambs, feeder 46 t 00
363 Wyoming ewe 119 4 25
300 Wyoming Irimhi, feeder.... 63 t 35
362 Wyoming lamb 63 7 30
169 Wyoming lamb, feeder.,.. 64 6 35
260 Wyoming ewes, feeder 102 4 10
610 Wyoming wes. feeder 91 8 35
20ft Wyoming ewe, feeders 84 3 35
39 native ewes 120 4 50
67 western lamb 66 7 35
607 Utah wethers 113 4 65
106 I'tah wethers 115 4 65
220 Idaho wether , 97 4 $5
$A4 Idaho wether , 9S 4 ,fS
23.1 Idaho wether 97 4 15
3"8 Utah yearling 90 4 90
IO I'tah yearlings K8 4 ff,
331 western lambs, feeders 64 6 00
100 western ewes 93 a 75
29 Idaho lambs and yearlings.. 59 5 0(1
65 Idaho cull lamb, feeder 44 5 60
6of Idaho lamb, feeder 66 6 35
803 Idaho lamb, feeders 61 6 !r
624 Idaho lambs 62 7 25
192 Idaho lambs 6x 7 60
27 Idaho yearlings wt 6 sfi
41 Idaho yearlings 96 4 2T
2ij Idaho lambs, feeders 49 t 90
UJl Idaho lamha, feeders 49 5 90
2fU Idaho yearlings hH 49)
603 ldsho yearlings 67 4 90
111 Idaho yearllni-s 87 4 90
4U Idaho yearlings 68 4 65
207 Idaho yearllnas . 94 4 75
21 Idaho yearlings, wether
and ewe 71 4 00
Mlnaeapoll Orala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 81. WHEAT
September, 94c; December, 938,c; May,
97"dic; cash, No. 1 hard, 99"c; No. 1 north
ern. WVS No. 2 northern, W.',c; No. 8
northern, 93',y;i94c. ,
FLA X Closed at tl.39.
LRAN In 100 pound sacks. tl9.5ot(i 30.00.
FLOUR First patenta, $7i 2;V(j5.75: second
pat en is, $5.irh5.6.r.: first clears, $4.4jK't-l.i'6;
a. cond clears, $3.30ft3.50.
- 411 and Roala.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Aug 31. OI I. Credit bal
ances. $1.58. Runs. 12!t,95: bbls., average,
1M.337 bbls.; shipments, 340,084 bbls., aver
age, 1h5 840 bbls. ...
SAVANNAH, Aug. Sl.--OrL-Turpentlne,
firm, 66H0.
ROSIN Firm. Quote: B. 93.(0; I. V 40; E.
$3 80; F, $3.90(1 3.96; O, 9,1.96: H. $4.86: I.
$4.50; K, t-5 40; M. $6.50; N, $5.75 1 W. Q., $6.00;
W. W., t W.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Ang. 31-COFFEE-Fii-tures
closed steady, net unchanged to 10
points lower. Sales wer reported of 7.25(
bags, Including September at 5 4Ro, Decem
ber at 5.30c, February and March at 6.35c.
May at 6.40c and July at G.46e. Spot coffee
was quiet: No. 7 Rio'. Vr.; No. 4 Santos.
KHfiSc. Mild coffee, steady; Cordova, 8V4j
i&12c.
Market,
WHEAT No. 1
northern, $1.02
Milwaukee Grain
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 21..
northern. $10411106: No. 8
101: December. 9414h94T4c.
BARLEY Samples, 46!So.
OATS S7Vt!o 38c.
rtolnth Grain Market.
DT'LI'TH, Aug. 81. WHEAT Close:
P"tember pr,M.c; December. 9384o: Mav,
'74c. No. 1 northern, tl.OO'; No. 2 northern.
7"rtx'c.
OATS-afiHc
Toledo Herd Market.
TOLEDO, Aug. 31. SEEDS Clover, cash.
$T.i5: October, 87 40; December, t7.37V4;
March, r7.37Vi. Timothy, prime, tl-80. lslke,
prime, tl.'A; October. $7.fU.
Vacation for Htock Kirhaage,
NEW YORK, Aug 81. -The stock ex
change will be closed on Saturday, Septem-be-
4. a well as on the following Monday,
Labor day.
St. Joseph Lira Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Aug. 31 CATTLE i
Receipts 2.700 head; market steady to weak.,
steers. $4tO,i7 26; cow s and heifers, $J 5cui
6.00: calves. $3.0rt(tS.OO. j
HOGS-Receipt 6 000 hed; market 6c
higher; top, $VOO; bulk of sale, $7.7tu78o. 1
SHEEP AND LAM US Receipts 4.OU0 head; ;
market ateady to strung; lambs, 4W.fi7.iu.
Sloas City l ive Slock Market. !
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Aug. 21 (Special Tele
gram. ) CATTLE Receipts 1100 head;nmr-l
kot steady; beeves, t4.00-U7.fiO; cows, t3.0y(f'
4 25: feeders. $4 00T5Ott: yearlings, $3 0Oj4.ju i
HOGS Receipts S 000 head: market 5c
higher; top, $1.80, bulk of sales, $7 60.rj7.tii
Kaasaa C'lly l.l Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 21. -CATTLE Re
ceipt. 23.000 head, Including 1,100 eoutherna.
Market ateady to 70 lower; cholc export
and dreshed ef steers. f,.5tQ7.65: fair to
good. t4.2Vo9.40; western ters. $i.75ii 75; ;
tockers snd feeders. $2 75ij6 25: southern
steer. $3 154-4.40; souther eows, 82 364j4 00;l
FiVE DOLLARS FOR ELECTION
Day' Wage for Clerk aad Judge
I Cot to the Extent of
Oa Dollar.
Judge and clerks of the recent primary
election, who served In Omaha will get
only $5 for their services Instead of $6 gs
formerly. An opinion has been handed down
to County Comptroller Solomon, by D-piity
County Attorney Magney, to the effect that
In the country precinct the election of
ficii shall get $2 per day. in South
Omaha. $7 for ihe election, and in Omaha
$.", for election. This distinction of $1 In
fsvor of cities of the first class such as
South Om:tha, over cities of the metro
politan class, sucli as Oninha. was estab
lished by the last legislature and the of
ficials were slow in putting It Into force
The county attorney was appealed to, and
declared that Omaha officials should get
only $5.
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